Sentence examples for enabling and stimulating from inspiring English sources

To maximise environmental outcomes of active citizenship, governments may adopt an enabling and stimulating governance style that harnesses the transformative potential of active citizenship.

The ultimate goal of the programme is to support development of the enabling and stimulating school environment and safe conditions for children learning and development.

The key component of this positive campaign should necessarily be promotion of positive examples, i.e. schools which have succeeded to achieve visible and significant progress in terms of creating safe, enabling and stimulating environment for children in school.

Portals may also positively influence patient health by enabling and stimulating patients to manage and monitor their care [ 2], something that may be of particular value to patients with chronic diseases [ 7].

"MeeGo will enable and stimulate development of innovative products in the Consumer Electronics and PC industries".

"We are confident that MeeGo will enable and stimulate development of innovative products in the Consumer Electronics and PC industries".

Successful Education requires not only a new understanding of design and engineering education priorities and several new or modified courses, it also requires a complex environment, called "Successful Department", which will enable and stimulate the creation of successful engineers.

In this study, the biosynthesis of Antroquinonol was successfully enabled and stimulated in the submerged fermentation by the addition of its precursors including p-hydroxybenzoic acid, geraniol and coenzyme Q0.

For instance funding of combinations of sustainable developments or "sustainable synergies" could enable and stimulate circulated economies at a small-scale: Local SMEs will get support and subsidies for installing photovoltaic when they will allow free and public electric charging of e-mobility vehicles on site.

Based on this analysis of global and local networks four conditions are identified that enable and stimulate ecosystem based design of marine infrastructures: a shared (discursive) goal connecting global and local actors; brokers that connect different networks; the availability of adequate resources; and an environmental discourse that is materialized in standards and legislation.

This will enable and stimulate whole-genome comparative studies between three and more grass genome sequences.